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My father owns a house worth £350k and has a £100k

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My father owns a house worth £350k and has a £100k mortgage outstanding.I have cash in the bank and would like to buy a share of his house as a long term investment for £100k, thus enabling him to pay off the mortgage. I would then own 28% of the house.Is this possible to do? If so, how would I do this?Are there any other ways to achieve this? Can I simply pay off his mortgage and not worry about ownership?

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YES.. Both options are possible but gifting may have some tax implications. You cannot gift more than GBP 3000 without being taxed. So, this option is best avoided.

The first option sounds more feasible. You can buy your father's share and by doing this you will make a capital investment by buying his share out.

You can go with this option.

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